formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
A new exhibition at the Detroit Institute of Arts explores the trailblazing Black artists who overcame discrimination and prejudice to make their mark on film history. Source: See Long-Lost Artifacts From Early Black Cinema | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
The first cameramen, trained by the Lumière brothers, focused on documenting such life through carefully composed and sometimes staged snippets, but within a year of the first public screening of Workers Leaving the Factory (1895), artists from diverse entertainment backgrounds—including … Continued
The union’s new Tiered-Budget agreement is designed to offer union coverage to more indie projects, and union leaders hope it will also apply pressure to gaming giants in the bargaining room. Source: SAG-AFTRA Releases New Indie Video Game Contract Amid … Continued
The week-long nationwide holiday period has in recent years become the most lucrative season for cinemas, and key films stake out their slot in the release calendar months or years in advance. Source: Chinese New Year Preview: Can 8 New … Continued
The star of Oppenheimer says the viral trend was not an “amazingly designed marketing strategy”. Source: Cillian Murphy: Barbenheimer was a ‘wonderful moment for cinema’ – BBC News
The actor believes “most of the time the human imagination is going to trump” what’s actually filmed. Source: Henry Cavill Says He’s “Not a Fan” of Sex Scenes – The Hollywood Reporter